TNPSC GROUP II ONLINE TEST / QUIZ AS PER LATEST SYLLABUS | UNIT V : INDIAN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION IN TAMIL NADU | Economic trends in Tamil Nadu.

TNPSC GROUP II ONLINE TEST / QUIZ AS PER LATEST SYLLABUS | UNIT V : INDIAN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION IN TAMIL NADU | Economic trends in Tamil Nadu. TNPSC GROUP II ONLINE TEST / QUIZ AS PER LATEST SYLLABUS | அலகு V : இந்தியப் பொருளாதாரம் மற்றும் தமிழ்நாட்டில் வளர்ச்சி நிர்வாகம் | தமிழ்நாட்டின் பொருளாதார போக்குகள்.

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1. What is the primary reason for Tamil Nadu's higher urbanization rate compared to the national average?

A) Agricultural dominance

B) High concentration of industries and services

C) Large-scale emigration to other states

D) Extensive natural forests

2. The "Vision Tamil Nadu 2023" document aims for a per capita income of what value by 2023?

A) \$5,000

B) \$10,000

C) \$15,000

D) \$20,000

3. Which district in Tamil Nadu is known as the "Textile Capital of South India"?

A) Chennai

B) Madurai

C) Coimbatore

D) Tiruppur

4. What is the current status of Tamil Nadu's contribution to India's GDP?

A) It is the highest among all states.

B) It is in the top 5 states.

C) It is below the national average.

D) It is stagnant for the last decade.

5. The major seaport handling container traffic in Tamil Nadu is located at:

A) Thoothukudi

B) Ennore

C) Chennai

D) Cuddalore

6. What is the primary characteristic of Tamil Nadu's industrial sector?

A) Heavy reliance on public sector undertakings.

B) Dominance of a single industry.

C) High diversification with a strong presence in IT, automobile, and textiles.

D) Absence of any major SEZs.

7. Which of the following is NOT a major IT hub in Tamil Nadu?

A) Chennai

B) Coimbatore

C) Tirunelveli

D) Hosur

8. The state government's policy to promote the development of the aerospace and defence sector is concentrated in which region?

A) Chennai-Hosur Corridor

B) Madurai-Virudhunagar-Tuticorin Corridor

C) Coimbatore-Salem Corridor

D) Trichy-Karur Corridor

9. Tamil Nadu is a major producer of which of the following agricultural products?

A) Jute

B) Tea and coffee

C) Rubber

D) Groundnuts and sugarcane

10. What is the main objective of the Tamil Nadu Startup and Innovation Policy?

A) To attract foreign direct investment in traditional sectors.

B) To make Chennai the sole startup hub of the state.

C) To foster a vibrant ecosystem for startups across the state.

D) To provide subsidies for large-scale manufacturing industries.

11. The share of the services sector in Tamil Nadu's GSDP is:

A) Less than 30%

B) Between 30-40%

C) Greater than 50%

D) Approximately 20%

12. The state is a leading producer of which of the following mineral resources?

A) Coal and petroleum

B) Iron ore and bauxite

C) Lignite and limestone

D) Gold and diamonds

13. What is the name of the industrial corridor that connects Chennai with Bengaluru?

A) East Coast Economic Corridor

B) Mumbai-Chennai Industrial Corridor

C) Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor

D) Golden Quadrilateral

14. Which of the following is a major factor contributing to the growth of Tamil Nadu's IT sector?

A) Cheap land and electricity

B) Availability of a skilled workforce

C) Proximity to major ports

D) Abundance of mineral resources

15. The State Human Development Report of Tamil Nadu focuses on:

A) Only economic growth indicators.

B) Social indicators like education, health, and poverty.

C) Population census data.

D) Agricultural output only.

16. Which of the following is a major challenge for the agricultural sector in Tamil Nadu?

A) Excess rainfall and floods

B) High availability of surface water

C) Water scarcity and groundwater depletion

D) Lack of modern farming techniques

17. The state's economic policy has focused on promoting which type of industries in recent years?

A) Traditional cottage industries

B) Knowledge-based and high-tech industries

C) Agro-based industries exclusively

D) Mining and quarrying

18. What is the ranking of Tamil Nadu in terms of the number of factories in India?

A) First

B) Second

C) Third

D) Fourth

19. The concept of "Smart Cities" in Tamil Nadu aims to improve which aspect of urban life?

A) Only public transportation

B) Only waste management

C) Overall quality of life through technology and infrastructure

D) Creating new agricultural lands

20. What is the main source of power generation in Tamil Nadu?

A) Hydropower

B) Thermal power

C) Solar power

D) Wind power

21. Which district is famously known for its leather and leather goods industries?

A) Erode

B) Vellore

C) Salem

D) Kanchipuram

22. What is the role of the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO)?

A) To manage agricultural exports

B) To develop major industrial infrastructure projects

C) To provide micro-loans to small businesses

D) To oversee the state's education policy

23. The "Global Investors Meet" held periodically in Tamil Nadu aims to:

A) Discuss environmental protection policies

B) Attract domestic and international investments

C) Promote the tourism sector only

D) Hold discussions on cultural heritage

24. What is the position of Tamil Nadu in terms of the number of registered Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India?

A) First

B) Second

C) Third

D) Fifth

25. The M-Sand (Manufactured Sand) policy in Tamil Nadu was introduced to address:

A) The shortage of industrial minerals

B) The shortage of river sand for construction

C) The lack of innovation in the textile sector

D) The need for sustainable farming practices

26. Which of the following is a key feature of the Tamil Nadu Vision 2023 document?

A) Focusing solely on agricultural development

B) Achieving high and inclusive growth

C) Decreasing urbanization to promote rural life

D) Reducing foreign trade to boost domestic consumption

27. The state's initiative "Naan Mudhalvan" is related to:

A) Promoting the use of renewable energy

B) Providing skill development and employment opportunities for youth

C) Encouraging tourism in rural areas

D) Improving public health infrastructure

28. Which of the following is a major export item from Tamil Nadu's industrial sector?

A) Spices

B) Crude oil

C) Automotive components and textiles

D) Precious stones

29. The state's focus on the development of the IT and ITeS sector is primarily driven by:

A) Availability of cheap labor

B) High concentration of engineering colleges and talent pool

C) Abundance of natural resources

D) Subsidies provided by the central government

30. The "Chennai-Kanyakumari Industrial Corridor" aims to promote:

A) Agricultural exports from the southern districts

B) Port-led industrial development along the coast

C) The tourism sector in the coastal areas

D) The fishing industry in the Bay of Bengal

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